Cape Ares (Portugal) Postcard

The next day, I visited the ruins located under the cliff. They consisted of two-story buildings with an annexe that must have served as a toilet in the past. In addition, there was a terrace, and below it, a room with a high arched entrance, where someone, perhaps homeless, had arranged a room for themselves. Inside hung a fabric bag from a store on a string, a pot, and underneath were two tables and several seats. There were also boxes with bottles and other odds and ends here and there. It was a sign that this abandoned building could serve as a makeshift haven for fishermen. Nearby, at Praia da Cova, there was an archaeological site, but this building had a more mysterious aura around it. Especially considering the fact that you could only reach it by boat or by walking one mile and a half through the forest. Being here, I felt incredible peace, the power of which was enhanced by the rocks rising behind me to almost a hundred yards. - from my book "With a View on the Ocean" More info about me: buymeacoffee.com/salparadise